G.K. Chesterton and the Value of Tradition
Chesterton knew that a lack of appreciation for tradition is antithetical to liberal democracy.
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James Explains: What About Sociology?
Sociology is a complicated topic. As we said when we went public with the Grievance Studies Affair, and as we have come to understand even better since, it's best to think of grievance studies as a kind of infection.
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What The ‘Grievance Studies Affair’ Says About Academia’s Social Justice Warriors
Today’s social justice warriors in academic fields such as gender studies share unfortunate commonalities with Adolf Hitler's 'struggle.'
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How the Woke Virus Infects Academia and our Covid-19 Response
Critical Social Justice operates like a virus.
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Why Professors Fear to Livestream Critical Social Justice Classes
James lindsay takes a few minutes to dig deeply into the mindset of Critical Social Justice to explain exactly why its proponents are so reluctant to be seen applying their work in administrative and educational spheres.
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The Illiberalism of Social Justice
Social Justice is a dangerous, illiberal ideology that is taking over society.
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A Principled Defense of the University
Despite some broken fields, the university is one of humanity's crowning achievements and it must not fall to the reactionary right.
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The Influence of Anti-Racist Scholarship-Activism on Evergreen College
This belief system worked its way into Evergreen State College and destroyed all that it once stood for.
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Are Academics Cowards? The Grip of Grievance Studies and the Sunk Costs of Academic Pursuit
There is much that should be said about the ways in which the dominant Social Justice ideology has negative impacts upon the university, free expression, academic freedom and, especially, the sciences.
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